| Song of the Flower |
|---|
| When the hurt shall bring you woe, |
| God made the healing herb to grow |
| A bloom on the tree |
| When the apples are ripe |
| Means the end |
| Of somebody’s life |
| Ash when green |
| Is fuel for a Queen |
| The Michaelmas daisy |
| Among dead leaves |
| Blooms for St. Micheal’s |
| Valorous deeds |
| In dock, out nettle, |
| Don’t let the blood settle |
| Elder tree, Elder tree, |
| Crocked, wrong |
| Never straight |
| And never strong |
| Never bush |
| And never tree, |
| Since our Lord |
| Was nailed to thee |
| Under a thron, |
| Our saviour was born |
| If the sagebrush |
| Thrives and grows, |
| The master’s not master |
| -and he knows! |
| St. Agnes, that’s to lovers kind, |
| Come ease the trouble of my mind |
| Elm dogrieve, Oak do hate |
| Willow do walk; |
| If you travels late |
